Distractions

 

Canción de Paul McCartney de 1989.

Letra

What is this thing in life that persuades me to spend

Time away from you?

If you can answer this you can have the moon.

This is the place to be, anyway you can see

There's a lovely view.

Why are there always so many other things to do?

Distractions, like butterflies are buzzing 'round my head,

When I'm alone I think of you

And the life we'd lead if we could only be free

From these distractions.

The postman's at the door

While the telephone rings on the kitchen wall,

Pretend we're not at home and they'll disappear.

I want to be with you, tell me what I can do,

Nothing is too small

Away from all this jazz we could do anything at all.

Distractions, like butterflies are buzzing 'round my head.

When I'm alone I think of you

And the things we'd do if we could only be through

With these distractions.

I'll fond the peaceful place far a way from the noise of a busy

Day

Where we can spend our nights counting shooting stars,

Distractions, like butterflies are buzzing 'round my head.

When I'm alone I think of you

And the things we'd do if we could only be through

With these distractions, like butterflies they're

Buzzing 'round my head, when I'm alone I think of you

And the life we'd lead if we could only be free

From these distractions.